The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-05-03, Page 5:THUR.91* ', MAY 3rd, 1951
Service and; SMlfgetion:
and
Heating
New Automatic Oil Furnaces
Installed I Ow In "Stock
FURNACE 'REPAIRS
Bathroom Fixtures & Repairs
SEETHE. OIL RANGES..
EAVETROUGHING
AIR CONDITIONING'
ilrnore
R R. 3, LUCKNOW'
?phone•' f i * -13, Dungannon '
Skinny men, woo e �
gain 5,lbs.
Get New: -Pep Vim, Vigor ",
What s 'thrill! Boni
limbs :fill tout; ugly hos-
lows 1111 up; neck no
longer • 'scrawny; body
loses half-starved; sickly
'-'bean teleht •look. FhU
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sands. of gine, women men;
"Who never could', gain be:
fore. • are -now proud of
• shapely,healthy-looking
• bodies, They thank the spe-
•elal vigor -building,. flesh -
building tonic Ostr.ex Its
tonics. stimulants,.invigota-
tors; Iron, vitamin 11.1 cal. '
slum, enrich blood, imprdvs
• appetite and digestion fig
food gives' you more•atrength
and nourlsbtnent; put flesh
on bare bones
Get Lovely Curves'
Dont fear getting TOO fat,
Pitop when•'you tie gained the
5. 10,_ 5 or 20 ilk yeti need
' for,normal weight..Costs
Tittle New ",get-aermainted"-'
size. only 00e, !cry' `famous
Qstrex '!'onto Tablets for neW
vigor and added lionnds •this
,very day. ,• &t bit drogglsts.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,: ' .UCKNOW, • ONTARIO'
.....FOURTH CONCESSION
M s, Gordon Ritchie and. iVIrs:•.
W. G, Hunted attended the 26th
ari t.Yal Meeting of Huron Pres
Ibyterial in James St. United,
Church, Exeter, on Friday. Re'y.
C B. Woolley and Mr, Earl Swan.
attended, the Huron Presbytery
held in Main : S,t, United Church,
Exeter, on the sameday: •
Mr. Ernest Gardner' celebrated
his, birthday, last Friday when
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cecil.
Gardner; held a. pleasant birthday
dinner :with a few of his friends_
:present,
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Laidlaw and
family of London visited relatives
at Zion and Wliitechutch on'Sui -'.
t?,ay ipr•ior to -154411's "departure for,
North. Bay wkere hefis-employed
with the, •Sterling ' Construction
Co, Ken. made .the, trip' t'o, and
from North Bay ,last week tray-
eiling by, plane. The family.' will
take. up ,residence there shortly..
Miss June Nivens and . Miss
Louise Sproul of • Dungannon are.
employed at Mrs: Frank Ritchie's.
and .Mrs. Gordon Kirkland's r. e-.
specti•veiy. : .. ,
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We !are sorry to . report the
death of ..Mr. George . Gilchrist,
,He has not lived many years on
the Fourth. but has made 'a host
of: friends. He' will,be greatly'".
missed: -
The severe' storm on Wednes-
day .nightdamaged three bridges.
One on ' the ' Fourth near the
Boundary of Kinloss and Huron
and one in Kinloss was. badly
damaged and was .not passable,.
at •all .and Don. Maclver's ,bridge.
acrossthe river had part pf the'
foundation: washed away.
A large , crowd attended • the
Young People•
's' meeting of South
Kinloss.'Church Sunday dight, at
the home of Tom` MacKenzieon
the 2nd ce'ssian : •
We are:.•pleased to' report that b•
Mr. and Mrs. David H.Carruth-'
erg' and family are moving clearer ,:
the Fourth Concession •
•Miss* -Margaret MacDonald, has
accepted ''a position as teacher in
Sarnia for next year. She will
be greatly missed from , the :4th
Concession;
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•Had Trip To London•
The 'students:•of Holyrood-Pub-
lic' School accompanied by _their..
teacher, Mrs, Jo`y'ce' Courtney; had'
a bus trip to London ••recently
where they spent the day visiting
points. of 'interest and' .being con=,I
ducted through' :industrial plants.
and : the • Free' Press building. ••
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HONOR WAS PAID recently to
L, E.: Cardiff, ,m.:?4, who has acted
as • secretary. of •the 'North Huron,
Plowmen's. Association ;.,for 25
years.. He •was presented with. -an'.
easy'.chair arid. ottoman•
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to it. LS . to p
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quality and
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e f er the
avour -v .
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al you need
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You ha'ven's enough ready cash on hand to
` buy one?: • --- -
'rhe B . of .M has helped ; thousands of a
Canadian farmers overcome this. problem by
providing them with credit through Farm lm •.
provement Loans. Perhaps we can help' you
Obtain the necessary credit, too. Why not talk .
h over with our nearest B of M rnanager?' M 8AN 1 t'
x " uiz for a Go 1
Ask. ,for our; folde{ ; Q
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Ahead Farmer ' j'ora Loan at
• Remember, when. you ask
the, B of M,' you do,_ not ask a favour,
Av' Off'O'l�fi'TR
Lucknow Branch '
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'TUE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE.
'It . is often claimed that'' what.
we. -need is more temperance edu-
.ca'tiori-rake• it known the" harm
that liquor is doing:, 'Whoever
reads the newspapers knows a
lot about the, woe that goes •with
li.quorr--the' accidents and, deaths
on the highways caused by drunk-
en drivers -the crimes that are
comiliitted 'when men are `under
the :i,nfjuence ,.of • 1iq'tior. Surely
everyone ,knows the' '•menace• . of
liquor. The troubleis that. men's
conduct is not .'always governed
''by' their : 'knowledge... They need
to "know".‘ and thenbeyond that
they need the will power -to say
• Mrs D;' :Todd was a week -end
visitor with her daughter, ' Mrs:
D J: McIntosh: and 'Mr ._McInto'sh
at .St. Catharines '
Mrs. John Miller Who has',spent
the'' winter months :with .Mr.: and
Mrs. John Sparkes. at London iS
0 visitor with Mr' and Mrs. Fred
1 McQuillin. , .
Mrs M
W. I iller was the guest.
•� of Rev M. G•' and. Mrs. Newton
i at Holmesville on Thursday 'ev.- '
ening and. rettended the 'Huroh
oh'
Presbyterial of the WIVES. at Ex-:
:. eter ' or* Friday..
Miss Margaret MacPherson was
home from London for,.:trhe., week
��.u.
Miss. W. D. Rutherford, histor-
ical research convener ,of : the.
local Institute, is attending: a. con-
ference of the Women's Institute
at duelph this week. '
r an• s. Gordon •.a , ac- ':
Pherson• and. Isabelle, Mr:. Ross !
MacPherson.. and Mrs. MacFar
• laneattended the graduation ex
ercises :4 St: Joseph's ;''Hopsital,
Lo'ridoii. Miss Margaret MiacPher
son is a member of the graduat-
ing class.
i---0wi'gg. to the l-Uness•- .of—the-'
leader, the short course on Can-
ning ig Canadian Foods' which: was
to' have..been.. held 'on Monday,
has "been - postponed.. `
DONNYBROOK,
,At a recent ,aneeting of the
Donnybrook.. Sunday School the
followingofficers were • elected:,
pres., Mr. ,Bert Taylor; assistants,
Mr. lest IThoi psora and Mr 'Cecil
Chamney;'see,-treas,,.Mrs, Nor-'
than 'T%lornpson; .assistant; Mrs. Ili
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Jefferson:. 'organist;- • Miss Elaine
Jefferson assistants, Miss' Grace
Thompson and. :Miss Louise Jef •
Serson.; • adult class teacher, Miss
Margaret' Jefferson.; intermediate
class teacher, Mrs. .john, R.
Thompson; assistafits, Mrs. R.
• Charnney and Mrs. Cecil' Cham- • ' !''
isey, ./r. class teacher, Mrs. Chas.
Jefferson;, assistants; 'Mrs. , S.
Chamney and Miss Anne Chain -
hey. The' S.S., service will be held
following the regular church set -
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vice, Which.is being held . at 9,45
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The W.M.S. and ' W.A, met, at
the ;home of ,Mrs. Arnold Craig.
tv rsi. S. Chan-iriey was "in: charge
of the W.M.S. meeting. Mrs. Nor -
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Lord's, prayer. Mrs. Chas. Jeffery,[
son read a 'poem and also had
charge of ,the .chapter in the study
(book. Rev. C. C: Washington cloy
• ed the, meeting: The W.A. meet-
ing was 'in charge. of Mrs. ,H, ief
ferson. A•poem was :read by Mrs:
R: Charn.ney. Following the Meet
ing•''a bazaar cvas heed. Lunch was
Served by ' he hostess assisted by
fns` , read son .and Mrs. It.
n Thompson: read the seri �•,
tuX:e lesson arid the prayer Was ,Chamitiey,
. ' if t 7' . Tread' .y. Mrs', A. Craig Which : w s . The , .foll _'� -i_ .g pupils a Mass
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'W I T N CANADIANS I N � 1 fo11'ovved. by all repeating the Margaret J'effersoni were Winners
of prizes at..th'e' Music festival `$r1
Goderich last week:.,G• r a c e-
Thompson, " 'L ou se Jefferson;
Claire Chamney„ Bobby. fleffer-
son and Billie Thompson:. ' ,
Mr, George' Jefferson of Cls
tan
was a recent visitor at the.'
Jefferson homes here,
Mr. and Mrs. George Webst'er
were Sunday ;visitors with. Mr.
,,and Mrs. Stuart Chantrey..
' Miss Garo1 MMCrostie. of Bel-
fast was: a ,t'ceent ,visi'tbr•, with' ,
Miss Eine Jefferson,
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